The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-13

Four Conns for the Dead Anarchists.
Removing Trace, of the Hanging.
Schwab and Feilden on to JoIiet-Ths
Crown Prince. Throat &c.
CHcAGo. November i2-Four collins,
suggestive of Yesterdays ghaslly busi-
ness were the first objects that caught
the eye of the early morning visitor at
the iail to-day as he crossed the cOurI
yard. ley were designed for the bodies
of Parsons, Spies, Fischer and Engel by
the undertakers sent bv the friends to
care for the remains, but the State sup
piled the temporary collins and those
were stacked in the court. Mrs. Schwab
and Mrs FeiIden, who came to see their
husbands saw the collins and, with aver
ted eyes, passed them by. The Jail was
a sOmbre place this morning Bailins,
prisoners. reporters and visitors had not
yet outworn the grewsome scenes Of yes
terday
Rs@oyiSG TRACES OF YESTERDAYS
EVENTS.
A detail Of prisoners in the early morn
ing scrubbed the jail from top TO bottom.
The last remnants of the gallows had
been removed yesterday, and packed
away in the crypts under the jail.
TAKING LEAVE OF THEIR HUSBANDS
Mrs Schwab and her two children. to.
geiher with Mrs Schnau5elt. came about
g O'Clock. and Fielden and Schwab were
released from their cells Schwab looked
rather feeble lle brought down STOOL
and cOnyer-ed with his wife and her
mother for nearly Two hours They were
separated by the partition of iron bars
and wire uoUings Mrs Schwnb was
clad entirely .n black. and black crepe
veil fell in folds from her bonnet M
memory perhaps of the previous days sad
events Mrs Schuaube.t seemed the most
deeply affected. and from time tO time
wiped tear, from hereyes. The wild and
fr0lirsomc little girls raised an uproar in
the cage with their gIeeiul shouts over
pennies given them by the bailIil-, or over
pictures drawn for them by the reporters.
rhcy were happily una Die 10 understand
their fathers iafe. Before the parting
~chWaD f0ndly kissed the children many
times and hugrel them, and retired sad
Iv fO hisceu Mrs. SchWab retired weep
ing
r|edon. until IBIS wife came. paced the
corridors "iln onicN and nervous STRIDES.
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Ihc mil 01icc. where W A Foster. one
of turir counsel in the trial. talked 20
ihem anI hd good bye
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